Womelsdorf High School - Weicon Yearbook (Womelsdorf, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1951 volume:

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SHANKWEILER vm: Pnssnozn SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL vv LA 4 4 BRENNEMATZSEURE if ., X Pnonz - Sc!-cool.. WQMELQDQRF AY . C s lf... h , , QX ue ' . asm-c P. Games, sn. 2 z.,g,.'-- -I ' Couussn. 'HH ?, . J, :..-ew-A , 4-x-,ne . - - nussEL G. wzmusn, E Q ' ' READING. PA. WOMELSDORF, PA. B L Q Q Te H 2 2 9. H whereas, Almighty God, in His infinite wisdom and mercy, on Friday, October 20, 1950, has called from our midst Rev. William C. Slough, Whereas, by his departure the Borough of womelsdorf has lost a oeloved and respected citizen, and the School District of the Borough of Nomelsdorf, its President and valuable member, Now, FHSP6fOP8, be it Resolved, that the 503PG of School Directors of the Borough of womelsuorf make official notation of the passing of its President, William C. Slough, and tender its heartfelt sympathy to Miss loa C. Slough, in this hour of bereavcnent, and, Be it Further nesolved, that this resolution be entered upon the minutes of the school uistrict of the Borough of Homelsdorf, and a copy be oosteo in the ocnools in his nonor, ado tiat a copy be sent to Miss iua J. Slouqn as an exoression of its sincere sorrow. Adopted October 20, 1950. Board of School Directors of the borough of Nomelsdorf ,-fv f .f7 1 IJ! .4.i..4:Cr2...4.. inw ' 3. beck, Vice Pres. r X Qt -....A...... .............. w. narl mrenneman, Secretary. A l 3' af mg S 'X' ig, ' K Q,-..-. - '52, Y , Elwood E. Himmelberger: B.S Kutztown State Teachers College Social Studies Geography English Baseball Coach Clara A. Bordnerg A.B. M.A. Kutztown State Teachers College Albright College Columbia University Arithmetic-German Science Gilbert R. Feegg B.S. Albright College Science Mathematics James F. Shankweilerg B.S. M.S Kutztown State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania Mathematics-Guidance Supervising Principal J. Robert Gibsong B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College Art Supervisor Health and Physical Education Industrial Arts Basketball Coach Charles W. Eggertg B.S. M.A West Chester State Teachers College New York University Music Supervisor Social Studies Doris E. Masong B.S. West Chester State Teachers College English-Library Physical Education Latin Adele E. Bastg B.S. Albright College Vocational Home Economics Health Lillian I. Coppola: B.S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College Commercial Subjects Thomas R. Jenkins: B. S. Bucknell University English Social Studies ,sal 'E Q fps! Wx an v N N. , 'km Dr. Harry S. Goodg M.D. Mary I. Beaverg R.N. Franklin and Marshall Homeopathic Hospital .., . College University of Pennsylvania ' giolchefger University School Nurse c oo octor x 'im ff ik gg? ,, ' 5, VK.V , ff it f Ethel M. Hamakerg R.D.H. Howard W. Batdorf M Eastman Dental Dispensary Custodian . 'i'l University of Rochester Dental Hygienist . W' t nt Z We X .X , v Q NA Ai' Jgwg AW - Laura M. Snyder Laura M. Wagner 5 Kutztown State Teachers Kutztown State Teachers College College Grade One Grade Two ' A -V Shirley H. Zimmermang B.S. Emma W. Bicher V C' L Q Kutztown State Teachers Kutztown State Teachers f College College 1 Grade Three Grade Four 'Z Yucca. ' on G Q bt I -E VAA, 2. Annie L. Eberly Annie E. Kintzer A Kutztown State Teachers Kutztown State Teachers College College 'X Grade Five Grade Six CLASS HISTORYH No celestial signs were evident! No earthquake rocked this old globe! No great storms lashed our community! In fact, nothing unusual occurred on that first day of school, September 5, 1939, except the birth of the Class of 1951! But, wasn't that important enough? Let us pause before leaving the portalis of Womelsdorf High and in the words of Al Smith, let's look at the recor . Thirty-three boys and girls started their school careers in an atmosphere de- signed to quiet their fears of the teacher, inculcate them with some learning, and send them a step further on the road to good citizenship. None of us were aware of the tragic events begun in Iflurope just a few short days before. Neither could we have grasped their significance, nor would we have be- lieved that in a few years many of our fathers faced a possibility of military service, and that twelve years later some of us would be facing the same possibility. Hitler's marching legions meant nothing in our young lives, al- though they have affected the course of our lives since then. The first year of school was much more important to us. The next important event in our lives happened in third grade. Pearl Harbor affected our lives to a greater extent than we were able to realize at the time. Entering fourth grade seemed quite an event to our youthful eyes. Could it have been an exaggerated sense of our own importance? Under the able and inspiring guidance of Miss Clara A. Bordner we began and ended our years in Junior High. As all classes in Womelsdorf High have done in the past, we waited the arrival of the Bethany students with great anticipa- tion in ninth grade. We were rewarded by adding talented and intelligent members to our class. In addition, the roster of the class was increased at this time by several students from Rehrersburg, making a total of forty-two. From this time on, the class was always successful in making itself heard in more Ways than one! Nearly one-third the class participated in All-County Junior Chorus. By this time, approximately half the class were members of the High School Band. In fact, this class, for the rest of its stay in school, was noted for its participation in all school activities. Our first attempts at raising funds for our Class treasury were begun in tenth grade. Our first test of salesmanship was the selling of Christmas seals. An important event, educationally and socially, was our trip to the Philadel- phia Zoological Gardens, arranged by Mr. Bender. On the lighter side, the class enjoyed its first hay-ride. In these efforts we received considerable and valuable assistance from our class advisor, Mr. Thomas R. Jenkins. The fateful Junior Year! A year that brought blood, sweat, and tears, as Well as its fun. The biggest headache was the Blanket Club, although it must be admitted that it added considerably to the Class treasury. Our entry into the dramatic field was quite successful with the presentation of Keep Mov- ing. The Valentine Dance, Cupids' Whirl , our first attempt at a dance, turned out to be a very thrilling event. The high-light of the year was the Junior Prom and the crowning of our ueen, Dawn Behney. Then, lo! finally came that long awaited and hoped for Senior Year! Now we were in a position to look down on all those lowly-beings, the underclassmen. For most of us it was the beginning of the end. By this time, many of our members had taken part in the All-County Band, Chorus, and Orchestra. We were even privileged to have representation in District Chorus and Band. We were also well-represented in the literary field with our members taking an active part in debates and Jr. Town Meetings of the Air. Our dances, Witches' Frolic and Yuletide Frolic were equally successful. We were amply rewarded for our successful efforts with our mystery-comedy The Silk-Hat Sleuth by having one of the smaller underclassmen ask us the next day, Who really took the money? As in preceding years, we had a hay-ride which everyone enjoyed. In these, and in all other class activities the last two years, we were under the capable leadership of the following officers: President ............................................ David Seyler Vice President ................................ William Barry Secretary .....................,...,...,,,.......... Blanche Knoll Treasurer .....,................................ Kathryn Snyder Proud as we are of these, our achievements, in all humility we must admit that most of it would have impossible of accomplishment without the capable as- sistance of Mr. Jenkins throughout our Sophomore, Junior and Senior y' s. The class owes him a debt impossible to repay except in one manner. Certainly Mr. Jenkins will feel repaid if the class, individually and collectively, becomes worthy citizens of their communities wherever they may be. W 5551 nw.. Xl QW 45W ..,p-as JULIA SCHAEFFER ANDERSON Andy Andy has been with our class since first grade. She has always been one of the brains of the class. Since her main interests are centered around music, she intends to continue in this field by attending college to become a music teacher. She has always been a very active member of our class. We hope she will be as much of a help to the rest of the world in the future, as she has been to our class for the past twelve years. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, County Band 1, 2, 3, 4 District Band 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Debate 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 1, 3, 4 District Chorus 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 E, County Orchestra 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 4 531, Class Play 3, 4 Lionaires 4 2, Jr. Town Meeting 2, 3, 4 ::t G A- - H A GENE RICHARD AUMAN Yuki - I Gene, often referred to as Yuki , is one of the quiet boys of the - , ' senior class. He spends most of his spare time at Speck's. Gene , f , is very considerate and has proved his loyalty to the class as as- A 2 sistant custodian. Every Friday night between the hours of 3:30 'Q f t and 5:30, you can find Gene in the process of cleaning the rooms u--. and hall. Certainly Gene does not intend to make this his future 1, '-- career since he has already selected storekeeping. ,. My We know that Gene has the patience and determination to suc- ceed in this goal. .Q Newspaper Club 4 Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4 K i ij' X Q I RONALD MELVIN AUMAN Ronnie 'WIT' if Ronnie, one of the better looking members of the class, has been with us since first grade. His inclinations have always been toward athletics, and he has been one of the main stays of our basketball team. Although his main interest is girls, at the present time that in- terest is concentrated on Ursinus College. As Ronnie is unde- cided about the future, may we suggest that with his good looks, acting ability, and wolfish ways he may replace Clark Gable in Hollywood. Class Play 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 W-Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 1 Varsity Glee Club 3, 4 Lionaires 4 DAWN IRENE BEHNEY Duchy', Dawn, one of the prettiest members of our class, hails from Brooklyn. She has been with us since first grade. With her pleas- ing personality and school spirit, we know she has been an asset to our class. Her favorite pastimes are dancing, and driving a 51 Kaiser with a certain mechanic fto keep the car running, of coursej. Dawn is known to us by her sense of humor and pleas- ing way with the opposite sex. Here's hoping the 51 blonde makes good. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2 County Chorus 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Girl's Glee Club 4 Class Play 4 Lionaires 4 Handicraft Club 1 'Jim QQ' WILLIAM NELSON BARRY Billy This witty and mischievous Bethany lad, who is always hungry, is one of the most popular members of the class with both students and teachers. Billy has many talents: he has been a most valuable member of the band and chorusg in the field of athletics he has been active in baseball, his high scholastic standings show his studies have not been neglected. Although Billy has many friends, he has a special interest in a certain Bethany blonde. We know Franklin and Marshall will be pleased to receive this versatile boy Who wants to go to college to be a bus-driver. Baseball 3, 4 County Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 District Chorus 4 Marching Band 1, 2 Varsity Glee Club 4 Class Play 3 Lionaires 4 DAVID LEE BICKEL Bickel ' This talkative lad has been with us since we started school with Miss Snyder. Whenever you hear a group of noisy pupils, you can be sure that David is with them. Besides being active in talk- ing, he takes a great interest in basketball and baseball. He is also interested in the Boy Scouts. David is quite air-minded and is seriously considering joining the Air Force after graduation. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 W-Club 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Glee Club 4 Science Club 4 Lionaires 4 Avi. Hu'- ' SUE MARIE BOYER Giggles This fun loving girl came to Womelsdorf from Bethany in the ninth grade. When you hear giggling you can be sure Que is around someplace. Some of her interests include a certain guy from Bethany who, at the present, is a Senior here at school. Sue's hobbies are playing the piano and trapping, Her favor- ite subjects are typing and shorthand. In the future Sue wishes to be a medical secretary. We are sure she will be a very good one. Band 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Lionaires 4 Q 4 f f I F g ,. I DONALD MORRIS ECK Eels Hailing from Bethany, Donald, better known as Eck is one of the good looking members of our class. He has been an asset to our class ever since he joined us in ninth grade. Eck's two main interests are sports and girls, to each of which he devotes an equal amount of time and effort. Whenever you hear something brewing in the back of Room 4, you can be sure Eck is the ring leader. We are sure with his persuasive ways he will have no trouble making his way through life. W-Club 3, 4 County Chorus 1, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Glee Club 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Lionaires 4 PATRICIA ANN ENGLE 'Pat fav.. ,a 'Y '?' Pat, a studious blonde lassie, 1S one of the quiet members of our class. In school her pet peeve is getting extra homework the night she plans to go away. Her leisure time is spent listening to the latest song-hits, in reading, and in singing popular songs. However, she likes most to spend her time with a certain dark- haired lad from Robesonia. After school she plans to attend the Reading Hospital, not as a patient, but as a nurse. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Club 4 Debates 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3 Girls Glee Club 4 County Chorus 1, 4 LARRY CARL GERHART Mountain Goat Larry, a dark haired, very shy lad, began school with us in our first year. We have spent twelve successful years together. Larry, better known to some of us as Mountain Goat , is a com- mercial student. His hobbies are bowling and hunting. He is qlulte a bowler! Larry has made no plans of the future, feeling t at the Army will be claiming him in a short time. ' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportsman Club 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 4.3. 'Offs-' , H. '35 J , JANE LOUISE FLICKINGER Flick Jane, better known as Flick , is one of the original members of our class. Although Jane is one of the smallest class members, her favorite pastime is getting into trouble, an avocation at which she is very successful. Her hobbies are ice-skating. and dancing, but at the present time she spends .most of her leisure time watching for a certain guy. Jane will provide competi- tion for famous hair stylists, because she plans to attend hair- dressing school after graduation. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 County Orchestra 2, 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Marching Band 1, 2 Orchestra 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 'S im. CHARLES AUGUSTUS HARTMAN Sadie Charles, who is nicknamed Sadie , is the tallest and best-na- tured member of the class. He is one of the original thirty-three members. Although his father's Kaiser takes up a great deal of his time, his main interest lies in a Certain Bethany girl. After graduation, Sadie wishes to enter mortician school. We know that with his energy he will be a great success. Band 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 W-Club 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 1, 3, 4 Photography Club 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Editor 4 ,gimm- 'UN iv- W a X JOAN PAULINE HERBINE Shorty is not misnamed, for she is the smallest in the class. Joan joined us in sixth grade. She is taking the commercial course and is a good student, although she can be silly and mis- chievous at times. Joan's hobby is dancing, but other interests include riding around in an Olds 98, deep sea fishing, and cheer- leading. She hopes to attend business school after graduation and enter business as a bookkeeper. ELSIE EMMA HARTMAN Elsie Elsie, our 4' MIA blonde came to us in ninth grade from the Leiss school. Elsie can usually be found in the midst of laughter. She enjoys watching humorous programs on television. How- ever, many times she can be found hiking. She enjoys fixing peop1e's hair and does very well. After graduation she intends to enroll at Bryland Institute and make a living as a beautician. With the ability she possesses, we know she will be a success. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3 Camera Club 4 Shorty ,Q-6 ' Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Handicraft Club 1 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 News Paper Club 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 W-Club 2, 3 k Q5 FAY JEANNE JONES Fay This quiet girl has been a member of our class since first grade. Among her several hobbies, Fay considers dancing, ice skating, and .art work as her favorites. Fay also has a very definite inter- est in a certain fellow named UDick . In her leisure time, Fay can usually be found at home watching a television program. After graduation, Fay plans to go to art school. The class ex- tends to Fay its warmest wishes in her chosen career of art. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Photographic Club 4 Girl's Glee Club 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Lionaires 4 W-Club 3 Academic 1, 2, 3, 4 FRANKLIN ALEXANDER MILLONIS Frank,' This conspicuously handsome lad hails from Bethany. Although he 1S very quiet, he has made many friends. His main interest is spending his time with a blonde in the Junior Class. After gradu- 15 ation, Frank would like to enter Franklin and Marshall College where he intends to study medicine. We know with his pleasing personality and great ambitions to get things done, he will be a success. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Basketball 3, 4 Class Play 4 42 'f' BLANCHE NELDA KNOLL Dolly This dark eyed lass, known to her younger brother as Dolly Doodles , joined us in her freshman year. One of her hobbies is signing her name with numbers 2-14-11. Although she is one of the smallest members of our class, she is by no means un- noticed, because her fancy little giggle always gives her away. She is a Home Economics girl whose favorite pastime is knitting socks for a certain Senior lad. As to her future she is undecided, but with her background we feel someday she will make a good Dietitian. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Class Play 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Lionaires 4 HERBERT NORMAN ROSENBERGER Herby This popular fellow came to us in our ninth year from Bethany. He has been quite active in sports, participating in basketball and baseball, t'Herby can be quite a rascal at times, and one of' his favorite pastimes is annoying teachers and the girls in the class. Although the girls pretend to dislike it, we have a feeling they really don't. He has his eye set on the Air Force after gradu- ation and We're sure he will be quite an asset to it. Basketball 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Science Club 4 ,Ex QIT77' .,, .. fi 1 4-47' . .4 f DONALD RICHARD SCHWARTZ Donnie Donald, a handsome brown eyed lad, has been with the class since first grade. Donnie, as he is always called by his classmates, is always happy and keeps us smiling with his infectious grin. Donnie has taken the commercial course, but chooses P.O.D. for his favorite subject. Donnie's favorite pastime is hunting, but he also professes a great liking for baseball. Despite the fact that Donnie's future is undecided, we have a feeling that Hart- man and Schwartz may be partners in a Funeral Home in future years. Baseball 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 1, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 ,s at 'V7 ANNA MAE RUTH Ruthie Although Anna Mae waited until our Senior year to come to Womelsdorf High School, she has become well known through- out the school because of her unpredictable ways. She plans to attend Kutztown State Teachers C-ollege to major in English, then teach in Europe after graduation. Her hobby is corresponding with people from other countries. Her pet peeve is health class but she enjoys talking about Congress and dancing. Chorus 4 Newspaper Club 4 I ,,,,, . an 1... -N NORA ELIZABETH SCHWARTZ Sis,' Nora, an active member of our class since first grade, is very musically inclined. Most of her spare time is spent playing the piano and the clarinet or singing. She can usually be found where there is gaiety and laughter. Even though most of her time is spent musically, she always has a minute for a two-tone gray '49 Pontiac. In the future, Nora intends to study nursing. We are sure Nora will be successful because of her sympathetic nature. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 W-Club 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 State Chorus 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2 County Band 1, 2 Debate 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 1, 4 Jr. Town Meeting 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Class Play 3 District Chorus 3, 4 Board of Control, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Asso. 4 Lionaires 4 - ,fl CURTIS FRANKLIN SCHNECK Elmer Curtis, better known as Elmer , joined us in the ninth grade. Curtis is a great admirer of the opposite sex, but girls run a poor second to sports. His favorite is baseball, and he has been a member of the team for two years. Curtis has taken the Com- mercial Course and plans to study salesmanship in the future. We are sure that with Curtis's gift for talking, he will make many sales. tri Baseball 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Club 4 .gums DAVID ALAN SEYLER Sey David, an original member of the class, has been our leader for the past three years. Sey has a leaning toward music and participated in the band, orchestra, chorus and glee club while in school. His hobby is photography, but his favorite pastime is visiting Rehrersburg. Luther Burbank will soon have a new rival, for Sey intends to continue his schooling at Penn State, where he plans to study Horticulture. Class Play 3, 4 Lionaires 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 1, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 District Chorus 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2 LOU J ANETTE SHARTLE Lou Lou is one of the original members of the Senior Class. She has taken the academic course with German as her favorite subject. Lou is also interested in dramaticsg she took an active part in the Junior Class Play. Lou is one of our better art students. In fact, she intends to continue her studies in this field after gradu- ation by taking up interior decorating. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 , County Chorus 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Photography Club 4 X 1 . KATHRYN EMMA SNYDER Kay Kathryn started the long climb with us in first grade. She has always been one of the more studious members of our class and is very co-operative, volunteering her services when ever she can. Since Kathryn has taken the Commercial Course, her main QW' interest is some day to become an accountant. Sewing is her f 'id favorite hobby and she has been successful in making quite a YT? few things. We wish Kathryn the best of everything. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 4 Lionaires 4 Marching Band 1, 2 LEROY WILLIAM ZERBE Zerb Leroy, our brown eyed commercial student, came to Womels- dorf School in the third grade. To most of the students he is known as Zerb. His favorite pastime is bowling, but he takes a great interest in all sports. Even though Leroy is very quiet, he is liked by everyone. He is undecided about the future, but if he has to make a quick decision . his career. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Sportsmen's Club 4 W-Club 2, 3 H he thinks he would choose farming. We have enough confidence in Leroy to know he will succeed no matter what he chooses as Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Board of Control, N Athletic Asso.4 3 X JEAN LOUISE WARREN Louise,' Here's one of Bethany's pride and joys. Louise, as she is bet- ter known, began her career in W.H.S. in her freshman year. She takes great delight in getting into trouble and chewing on that stick of gum. She takes the Home Economics Course and participates in the senior chorus and the Photography Club. Louise is also inter- ested in dramatics, having taken part in both the junior and senior class plays. Her future plans call for a trip to Texas. Here's hoping she ropes that steer in what ever she does. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class play 3, 4 Photography Club 4 f 6, N Q.-K0 E 4 Fr 1,410 MDE L A EMM' ex fx 1. Rf - F5 - GRADED Q. ,Q 4- fx 'B '3 Kg AAL :J GRADE113 'E Of! nf - F5 GRADE? GRADES A6 GRADE 7 4 - A 3 GRADE 6 GRADE 5 fl .. GRADE 4 GRADE 3 Q 4 GRADE 2 TA L, , 5310, GRADE 1 Gene Aulenbach David Aulenbach Virginia Anderson Richard Artz Sharon Ann Batdorf Pamela Batz Doreen Behney Dennis Boyer Christine Erwin Jane Gromis John Hays Susan Herbine Richard Jones Jane Keppley Bryan Lape Dorene Long William Maurer Gloria Riegel John Seiz Linda Swope Roger Young GRADE 2 Judith Behney George Bashore Shirley Behney Joel Bashore Sandra Batdorf John Bergren Joan Garman Charles Gibson George Good .1 Mfr GRA DE l Shirley Good Carl Gromis Robert Himmelberger Bruce Jones Linda Krick Bruce Luckenbill Anna May Maze Larry McAllister Sandra Moore David Mowrey Ronald Royer Barry Lee Schoener Darlene Slagle Georgia Spangler Glenn Straub Daniel Strawser Joyce Strickler Rebecca Weatherholtz Susan Wolfe GRADE 3 Craig Batdorf Paula Engle Judi Erwin Barbara Fidler Mary Ann Hays Ellouise Hohl Mary Jones Ruth Kloop Kenneth Garman Barry Haag Richard Kreitz Barry Long - --5 vm- Loriel McGrann Sandra Miller Bonnie Lee Moore Elizabeth McLean Gordon Oberly Roberta Potteiger Dale Raihl David Rohrbach Nancy Schwartz Jane Shanfelder Ann Sonnon Gail Styer Annette Swope Ray Swope Joanne Teslow Edward Welker Allen Werner GRADE 4 Roshelle Behney Linda Binner Patricia Gerhart Elizabeth Gilbert George Good Jane Keppley Marcia Klopp Barbara Lape Gleen Leininger Kathryn Scholar Stephen Shartle Joan Slagle Doris Styer Thomas Wolfe GRADE 5 Gordon Auman Dana Bennetch Lucille Boltz Larry Brenneman Anna Brown Theodore Cole Jane Eisenbise Laura Frantz Winifred Garrett June Hoffa Carolyn Kershner Sandra Kreitz Nancy Kurtz Margaret Lewis Nancy McAllister Rozanne Potteiger Daniel Raihl Esther Redcay Lester Redcay Annette Reinhold Bruce Snyder Frank Teslow Terry Yeiser Margaret Zerbe GRADE 6 Diane Auman Terry Alexander Lynwood Behney Barry Behney Terry Deck Betsy Eagleman Robert Gibson Shirley Gilbert Marianne Gosch Marian Gruber Jay Hippert Nancy Keppley Nancy Kintzer Byron Lape Peter Lewis Larry Luckenbill Gail Maurer Delbert Maze Marilyn McLean Glenn Miller Luther Moyer Margaret Parana Lorraine Spangler George Wenrich GRADE 7 Barbara Bickel Wayne Chelius Dolores Conrad Sylvia Gerhart Susan Gosch Frederick Herbine William McLean Dale Oberly Sandra Oberly David Pannabecker Kenneth Riegel Nancy Spitler Richard Strickler Elsie Wenrich Adam Zerbe GRADE 8 Grace Auchenbach Patricia Auman Charles Behney Thelma Behney George Conrad William Conrad Nancy Dissinger Robert Fidler Arlene Field Karl Fink Louise Franke Harriet Good Barbara Gosch David Hays Sandra Hippert Harriet Hoffa Nancy Klopp William Lape Ronald Leininger Beverly Long Michael Mattes Rodney Miller Sara Moyer Richard Raihl Harry Schaum Dorothy Spayd Edgar Thost GRADE 9 William Abbott Jill Bashore Patricia Bassett Donald Davis Peggy Flickinger Nancy Gerhart Dolores Gilbert Edwin Kershner Marian Kintzer Charlotte Knerr Charles Madenford Mildred Meyer Clair Miller Rachel Miller George Ney Lois Putt Edward Schwartz Gerald Schwartz Louis Schwartz Diane Shartle Donald Shartle Carmi Smeltz Herbert Smith Dean Oberly Larry Spangler Larry Steffy Shirley Stutzman Anne Warren George Warren Neil Werner GRADE 10 Jean Auman William Baitinger Jerome Behney Sally Bickel Evelyn Boyer Louis Brown Nancy Correll James Dengler Anita Eiceman Shirley Fetter Gerald Hartman Geraldine Hartman Carl Hunter Richard Hyssong Rae Jones May Kintzer Marlene Long Margaret McGee Robert Monroe Mary Parana David Raihl Helen Snyder David Smith Donald Smith Richard Schlicker Neal Seigfried Thomas Stewart GRADE 11 Carl Bloss Harvey Deck Nannette DeLong Violet Fidler Aileen Hook Marian Leininger Dorothy Lutz Eugene Madenford Margaret McLean David Monroe Nancy Mountz Joseph Parana Joyce Potteiger David Porter Elizabeth Rhoades William Rohrbach Roy Rosenberger Nancy Schaeffer Patricia Schaum Pauline Schwartz Ann Seyler Gerald Smith Harold Smith June Stine phd 5395 15 'Wm N N N s 'NN'-Q.. unior Chorus Oosfa? 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Y 'I-Luz riivf 7iW?W7?Z7'5 ' 113 vw uns. mb , vm asm: ww fm W' nn-sunam. m mi JH ., f 231 mu, -ww 7 ' ww H' 1 umm wanna Mc' -. 4 250 Mmm --. 5... - 1 ...W -1... W-Q, , --.L..,..,, 'slam' J' . 9 wa vw, f- K W- .tw Q-A , , .L W .W 1 mf M T, ,W . Q - X Y xx H .55 fx vi -D if ,wgmk In phm, -WN is .Q 2' 'F 2 F 2 1 - V , 155255 ww ,. 1 5 W V dnq,4.,,-.Kuhn-sq . I I wh, , ., ,, L 4' -rm- '55 wb--W.v.M.m..,...5 5 lt ,H ,A in 1 gk. 5 -' f LVL 1 i . V 7 in . I Q AW 4 '4' 5' he hp zfgik, 4 V jf , T, wmw 'S zyrk Q' 31 - lr V.V,' h Q, 3 ' .y Q' . i9 zg 4' e , ' f ,L , ,, A A SI ',V, 5 , 3 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1951 We, the Members of the Senior Class of Womelsdorf High School, in the County of Berks and the State of Pennsylvania, being of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding, and having loving hearts that prompt us to be compassionate toward the boys and girls seeking to acquire the high attainments made possible by our rare qualities and possessions, do make and publish this our last Will and Testament: First: We direct that the President of the Junior Class of the Womelsdorf High School be appointed Executor and that he see that all accounts, personal and impersonal be adjusted to the full satisfaction of our principal, Mr. James F. Shankweiler. Second: We Will and Bequeath all of the convertible assets of the class as directed hereunto: To the Faculty, our quiet nature: To the Junior Class, our ability to get along with the Faculty: To the Sophomore Class, our ability to get things done during the last minute: To the Freshman Class, our co-operative spirit: To the Student Body in general, our love for Humanity: Julia Anderson's organ playing dexterity and her ever-active vocal chords to Geraldine Hartman: Gene Auman's crew cut and his expertness in roller-skating to Joe Parana: Ronnie Auman's craving for the fair sex and his basketball ability to Louis Brown: William Barry's highly intellectual mind, many versatile talents, and mischievous attitude to Dorothy Lutz: Dawn Behney's Dutch accent and her figure to Nancy Mountz: David Bickel's readiness for most sports and his shop ability to Carl Hunter: Sue Boyer's silly giggle and her piano playing ability to Marian Leininger: Donald Eck's activness and his methods of flirting to Harold Smith: Patricia Engle's blonde hair and her timidness to Nancy Schaeffer: Jane Flickinger's expertness on the violin and her freckles to Carl Bloss: Larry Gerhart's love for the great outdoors and his shyness to Eugene Madenford: Charles Hartman's artistic trumpet ability and his wavy hair to Roy Rosenberger: Elsie Hartman's skill in fixing hair and her inclination to daydream to Patsy Schaum: Joan Herbine's silliness and her height to Aileen Hook: Fay Jones's black hair and her cheerleading ability to Bill Rohrbach: Blanche Knoll's special aptitude for homemaking and her 4-H Club Membership card to June Stine: Franklin Millonis' love for fishing and his feminine appeal to Richard Hyssong: Herbert Rosenberger's complete disregard for the opposite sex and his methods of pestering to David Monroe: Anna Mae Ruth's love of the opera, her noisiness, and her gum chewing technique to Pauline Schwartz: Curtis Schneck's habits of reveling long of night and sleeping in class the next day to Ann Seyler: Lou Shartle's fine artistic skill and her sarcastic remarks to Peggy McLean: D Donald Schwartz's perfection on the mellophone and his unusual desire to work to James eng er: Nora Schwartz's voice and her fondness of babysitting to Tom Stewart: David Seyler's qualities of leadership, his interest in photography, and his French Horn artistry to Gerald Smith: Kathryn Snyder's sewing skill and her expertness in business management to Joyce Potteiger: pdl Louise Warren's love of the wide open spaces of Texas and her interest in baseball to Violet 1 er: o Leroy Zerbe's quiet manner, his bowling skill, and his love of farming to Nannette DeLong: To Womelsdorf High School the sum of S100 to be used in payment of the projector: To Mr. Jenkins, for his untiring efforts with the class of 1951, we make this special bequest that he be granted a year without a homeroom in order to recuperate. Signed, Sealed, Published, acknowledged, and Declared by the Members of the Class of 1951 of the Womelsdorf High School, as, and for their Last Will and Testament. Compliments of Pioneer Hardware Company Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania ueneral Hauling also Daily Ice Deliveries Gerald E. Kiphorn Phone 4X Myerstown Appliance Company 31 West Main Avenue Emerson and G. E. Radio and Television Sales and Service Appliances and Electrical Contracting M. W. Schoener Phone 195Y Compliments of Womelsdorf Rod and Gun Club Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania Henne's Service Station Service With A Smile Willis Henne, Proprietor LEO R. KUNS Watchmaker - Jeweler For Graduation Gifts Longines - Wittnauer - Bulova - Elgin Watches Costume Jewelry - Diamonds Repairs on All Make Watches Phone: 74-W 19 East High Street Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND ANTI'IONY'S Trap-nested and Pedigreed S. C. White Leghorns 20,000 Breeders Balanced Poultry and Dairy Feeds George M. Anthony Strausstown, Pennsylvania Telephone: Bernville 11-R-4 Congratulations to the Class of '51 From THE MARY-ELTON DRIVE IN Rt. 422, M Mile East of Myerstown, Pa. Root Beer in Frosted Glasses Hamburgers-Hot Dogs-Bar-B-Q's French Fries Pensupreme Ice Cream Open 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Midnight Mary and Butch Insure in Sure Insurance see RALPH C. SNYDER Insurance and Bonds 337 West High Street Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania Telephone 47J IRA S. FRANTZ Tinsmith TREXLER'S Roofing and Spouting Work Also, Armstrong Hot Air Furnaces Installed Light Lunch Italian Sandwiches Furnace Cleaning H. T. SHANAMAN Say It With Flowers Berks County Distributor Eckert, the Florist Hershey Dairy Products Dacro Sealed Bottles Phone 105 Womelsdorff' Pennsylvani' FESSLER'S COFFEE SHOP Ice Cream Sodas Quick Lunch Mary Fessler, Proprietor 160 West High Street COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES A FRIEND LEE M. SALLADE Insurance and Real Estate Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania METROPOLITAN APPLIANCE Russell Brown, Manager ld EB RI IDAIR if E837 Frigidaire Appliances Television Sales Ka Service Rehrersburg, Pennsylvania Phone: Frystown 52-R-11 Wengert's Dairy Compliments Fresh from the Dairy to You Ralph M Bashore Lebanon, Pennsylvania Builder and Contractor Phone 2981-J-3 Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania Elwood I. Beck, Distributor For Your Next - and Best - Money Raising Project Write or See LANDIS AND LANDIS Womelsdorf, Pennsylvannia Pioneers in the popular and profitable merchandise plans, featuring the most complete line of dry goods, appliances and other useful household items. Compliments of the L. A. Eckert Florence Dress Shop Robesonia 124 West High Street, Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania Telephone 27Y Ladies' Wearing Apparel Fl'Bih0f6l S Baker Florence W. Weiss, Manager Phone 9X CENTRAL GARAGE Frank A. Miller, Proprietor Kaiser - Frazer Sales and Service Tires, Tubes and Repairs on All Makes Of Cars Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania Life Insurance for Protection - Saving - Security Earl R. Potteiger 433 West High Street Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania Tel: 205X PARK GARAGE George A. Long, Proprietor Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Painting, Body and Fender Work Phone: 93-X Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania BETHEL TRANSIT GUMIDANGY PHONE 54R3I 8: 12R15 2- -1 f . 6 - ..., BETHEL. PENNSYLVANIA Scheduled service between Womelsdorf and Bethel 8 OPEN Z. ME AND D, M WALTER H. GRIMES Complimeaos Your Radio and Electrical Dealer of For over twenty-six years. . JOHN F. DANNER Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania Phone 66-J MARY TRIMBLE . Compliments Beautician from 125 West High Street ' 9 Womelsdorff, Pennsylvania Phone 174-W Wlest S Restaurant Be Sure Insure Compliments HENRY D. 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