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

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Contributors BETTIE BEIRN IEANNE'I'I'E ROEDER WILLIAM BARR GEORGE POMEROY

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COLOPI-ION History of The Class ot 1935 T came to pass in the second year of the Hoover Administra- tion that a large and talented group ot scholars embarked on the royal road to learning as Freshmen in the Wyomissing High School. Their presence was not appreciated until they began to Win inter-class sport events. At first, these victories were regarded as mistakes but when they were repeated, the school became definitely conscious of the most superior Freshmen. And when many of these scholars appeared on the honor roll each term, the school reveled in this perfect group. Then the bubble burst. The cause-The lnter-Class Track and Field Meet. The Freshmen, ready to die for their cause, could not, however, place better than third in any event. As a result, the class came in last in the meet. The silvery dreams of greatness crashed about their heads. Nevertheless, they left for their vacation vowing to return in the fall and show the cruel World that they were undaunted. With ranks augmented by P. Hiester, I. Bolender, S. Haupt, and C. Mills, the Sophomore campaign was started by giving a Halloween Party. Athletically and scholastically the class's record was better than that of the previous year. I. Ruth, F. McGavin, and H. Werner played on the varsity soccer team, While I. Ruth represented them on the basketball quintet. That CContinued on Page Sixty-fivel Page Twenty-three