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

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60 - Qlaera five tire school year. Besides securing many popular speakers and enter- tainers, the committee in charge in- troduced two new types, the Christ- mas carol assembly on December 22, in which the whole school par- ticipated. and an exchange assem- bly with Mt. Penn High School, at which the Y-Teen group presented its play. During the football season the members sold numerous types of booster buttons and also operated a very successful refreshment stand at one game. Some of the money which was earned was used to send members of all student activities to the annual Student Conference at West Reading on November 4. At Christmas time the Co-op decorated many ol the school trees, purchased l l VVEDNESDAY MORNING ANNOUNCE- lVllfNTS-A. Cunningham, G. Alhright. VV. Alsberg, S. Horst. a string ol tree lights, and donated money towards the Christmas scene in front ol the school. At the beginning of the new year the organization tried to secure co-opera- tion lrom other .clubs to lceep the cafeteria presentable during the lunch period. The members also held a discussion on limiting extra-curricular activities for better accomplishments. The question was, Can students schedule the extra-curricular activities themselves so that they will not become over-burdened, or is a point sys- CO-OP MEETING-P, Thun. S. Horst. Nl, Mronlmigle, L. I.f'iI'1l'lEN'll. tem limiting activities needed? On March 24. the Co-op sponsor- ed the annual Guidance Day when men and women of numerous pro- fessions spolce to groups of students to help them in the selection of their careers. There were other activities sponsored by the group. such as the lvlarch of Dimes Campaign. the spring Co-Hopn dance. and the dinner lor the stage crew which marked the completion of a very successful Co-operative year. The officers this year included: Betsy Housum, president: Ann Cunningham, vice president: Sara Beth Fisher, secretaryg and Judy Sutton. treasurer. Tu enty-uint S 6' 2 , o f W. fy X, i ,Q ,lk .1 it - 'Q

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790 60 - Opera five FIRST ROVV-L. Leinbacii, P. Ttmun, J. Sutton. V. Lauria. J. Blair. SECOND ROXN-N. Bowles, D. Deck, N. Ostronm, J. Mattimins, Fistmer, M. ixiccvonigte. B. Housum, Miss Brunner. THIRD RONV'-1 M. Sistc. D. Gtacting. S, Horst. L. Epling. J. Wtccvaugiiy, A. Cuimningilanm, P. Riciiarnlsmm. Time purpose of time Stucient Co-operative is to create better understanding between time faculty ami time student body and to pian time many activities of time sctmooi. Announcements are macie and sent to eacb room so ttmat ati stucients are sure to icnow wimen ac- tivities taice place. in time imomerooms, and a bulletin is prepared if. on any Tuesciay afternoon, you imappen to took into time music room. you Witt see time nineteen members of time Co-operative ciiiigentty dis- cussing time current scimooi problems anti activities. Time membersimip of time Co-op consists of eigimteen representatives anci assistants, one of eacim being elected at time begin- ning of time scimooi year by eacim imomeroom. Time president is a member of time senior ciass anci is eiecteci by time entire stucient bociy. Probably time biggest job ot time organization. ami time one Wimicim causeci time most imeaciacimes. was tbe planning oi assemblies for time en- CABINET iWEETiNG-J. Sutton. treasurer: A. Cunningham, vice-pres.: B. Housunm. presi- cient: S. Fisiler. secretary. Tu enty-eigtmt

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i950 FIRST ROVV-B. Koiiier, L. Wiast, M. Nioinr, i. Zimmerman. R. Croft. A. Dinsmorc. H. Thompson, A. Niast, S. Oswald, G. Niioclocii, H. Gery, S, Dieroit, J. Reich. D. Riciiarcison. SECOND ROVV- B. Vvcrner. James, B. HOUSUIII, J. Seidel. B. Vvarilicici, H. Cicnuncr, Morrissey, F. Jones, Vvistvr, C. Pretty, J. Ostrom, J. Scimii. Ni. Vvenger. P. Bunneii, D. Deck, J. Wenger. J. Sutton. THIRD ROVV-G. Dries, J. Bc-gf-i, N. Ostrom, C. Sinunal, N. Evans. T. Grimm. M. Snicici, J. Moss. S. Fisher. A. Edgerton, J. ixiattilins, C. Charlton, I... Burcticii. E. Hampton. J. Burdick, J. Higii. FOURTH ROVV--Ni. Opiingcr. Mrs. Niury, G. Sciliaditz. M. Smaiiwood, M. Garcincr. L. Gnnct, D. Sniveiy, B. Ciiurcii, M. Sisic, N. Goscii, A. Cunningiium, B. Engic, C. Cunningham, G. Kirciiner, S. Nvoiisiiiii. B. Yarneii. Cveiiris. J. Vvcsicott. N. Parrish, T. Laurin. P. Guest. Not in Picture: D. Haag. C. Krieger, P. Staiiman, M. Niann. Tiirougii their varied program of social and service projects, the girls of the Wyomissing Y-Teen Club attempt to fulfill time purpose of time-ir organization-UTO create maintain and extend tiwrougiiout the sciiooi and community high stand- ards of Christian ciiaracter, to grow as a person, to grow in friencisilip with ali races, religions anct nation- aiitiesf, Cn Ttlursciay afternoon at 2:45 most of tiie senior iiigim girls may be founci in time music room where the weeiciy meeting of ttie ciutm is iieici. After Nancy Parrish caiis tile meet- ing lo order, devotions are iecl by Sylvia Oswaici anci tiw Y-Teen song by Ann Cunningham. The report of Dotty Richarfison, treasur- OFFICERS-Sealed: N. Parrisil, pres.: T. Grimm, vice-pres.: L. Burdick, ser. Stunrling: D. Ririmarrlson, treas. Tixirty