Wyomissing Area High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wyomissing, PA)

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Q5 THE BLUE AND WHITE CORNELIA G. TROWBRIDGE Neil - Connie Cal Senior Basket Ball. Cbj Social Editor of Class Paper. Here is Neil, one of our most popular girls. She is also the olhcial school barber. Any time after school you can find Neil trying to improve some girl's looks with a shingle. W. H. S. will certainly miss a good sport and Bucknell will be glad to have such a delightful new student. ELIZABETH E. ZUG 'Lizzie' '-' 'Betlyu tal Literary Editor of Year Book and Class Paper. tbl Member of Debating Team. Ccj Pianist of School Orchestra and Assembly. This stutlious little miss is the musician of our class. VVithout her our mornings would be droll, for it is her music that starts us on our day. Her musical ability is not the only talent that Betty has, as is shown by her marvelous stories and poems. And then she is able to draw most anything from a fly to an elephant. But of all these talents her chief delight is in tickling the ivorys . We wish her the best of success in her musical career. Ihr 1HllDlIll11'iEIlllt jjnlyn vhrer Page Eighteen N

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Q25 THE B1,uE AND WHITE MARY I. ROEDER Mary Cal Captain Senior Basket Ball. Laugh and the world laughs with you , this seems to be Mary's idea for no matter when you see her she is laughing her little Movie Laugh and it is believed that she will laugh her way through life. She is a good sport and was Captain of the Senior Girls' basket ball and volley ball Teams this Year. In spite of her three years with us in Wyomissing High there is still a warm spot in her heart for Harrisburg, and we wonder if some day we may not hear of her again in the Capitol City? JOHN F. YOGEL AAB'lil'di6ii'-HJ0lI7l71.VH Cal Business Manager of the Year Book and Class Paper. tbl Captain of Track Team. Everybody has a reason for coming to school. johnny declares his is to wait for June. VVe wonder what attractiveness june holds for him. His father wants him to be a business man, but we know that his other Pop will have something to say in the matter. Because of Birdie-'s fatherly air we all look to him for advice. KATHERI N E STOLTZ Katherine is another of our quiet girls but we l-:now that Still water runs deep. Her pleasing personality and good nature have won her many friends in W. H. S. No matter how discouraging the task she is always willing to do for others without one word of boasting. 'M I Page Seventeen

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U-, CN '7 X' ffx, 'X--A arm , ag? To The Class of I924 From the fragments of races who sailed the blue seas: From the brain and brawn of early pilgrimsg Coming down thro' centuries, there evolved a class. lt was a bond of the Olden VVorld wrought into the New: Of seekers who travel the long trail of knowledge, And whose names, like many others, may be emblazoned Or may sink into oblivion. Yet as they traveled, one by one there dropped out, To enter into a lesser or a greater glory, A few of these Pilgrims, as gently as the leaves Fall to the ground and are lost thereafter. Still there were hills to plod, mountains to climb, Torrents to swim, and night to encounter, Before their destination might loom ahead. But one star shown for their guidance! A pure silver cup brimming over with molten rays- A lantern of achievementg And as many rays were there as the number of Pilgrimsg One for each of them-some pointing north, some south, Yea, east and west! for the diverse roads of talent Hidden in the distance. So marched they seekers: now come they conquerorsl They were banded by one common laborg Nourished by optimism: linked by love on their iourney: But-alas! they have but begun in their cycle! For they have reached a fork in the road. Yea, they have begun, but now the body that was mingled Must separate, and each Wayfarer must follow his own course. Here, I see them, now! They are bidding their farewells! There is a smile, a tear, a wistful waving of the hand, As they part. Now they are gone! In the distance they have all disappeared one by oneg And their voices are no longer heard in unison. Thus the fragments of races' so evolved into a class, Hear become fragments again. MA-L, Elizabelh E. Zug Page Ninteen