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

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-V PM TED Dr John Seullx 'Nlr l'r de rle lt Nuge nt Nl: e nt ole 1 W in R enhe r s L ther Pflurn N1 f e-orge Rhlne I e x 'Nr Ttorne andne rl. Mr W e nelalll ohle ntl STH! VDINF M N unue l lkollofl VI: ll vm 1 lll utrn ln N1 o tn Slexe ns 'Vlr Jesse Qhe e tl Parent Teachers Association To promote the welfare of xouth ln home ehool and commumtx to see ure adequate laws forthe rare and protectnon of xouth to hrlng H110 tloser relstlonshlp the home and the sthool o that parents and teae he rs max eo operate lntelhgentlx ln thnld tralnlng and to dexelop he-twe e n e due ators and the gene ral puhhe sue h unlte tl efforts as mll se e ure for exe rw ehlld the highest adxantage s tn phxsleal mental SIDIIBI and plrltual zelutatlon are the pl'lIIldf'N ohje 1 tue ofthe W XOHllNNlIlg Parent Team hers Assoelatton The prese nt ofheers are Mr 1 eorge IL Rhlne preslele nt Mr F 'Nlugent lst uce pre side nt Mrs Clenvsood Qmlth 2nd x me president Mr Carl Frdman treasure r Mrs Net IH Hol hnger seere tan and Mrs ,l Y D ue re-'au eorrespondmg secre tarv Mrs Joseph Voze lla and Mr jesse bheetl are the' grade st hool and hugh ehool re pre ent :tue s ln addltlon to eonduetmg studs groups forums and programs ofe ommunltx serxlee the P T A holds monthlx me etmg at uhle h tame the teachers and the parents together vsork out am problems mhle h max arlse COI1C?I'I1lIlg Thet hnlei and ht Future Sue h eo operation gnes parents a better unclerstanrhng of team hung methods The 0I'g8Ill78tl0l1 uses the de moe ratle method of group ellse us snon to tlarlfx ISSUPS and brlng about an mtelhge nt partle lpatlon H1 itltldl and pubhe affanrs The consensus ts that the WNOHIIQQIHZ Parent Teaehers A SOFIBIIOII has done- much to and our educatlonal swste-m . V Miss Rannels nn the 1955 P T A Show x Twenty one .1 g Q, I - 1 ff 9 4 ,o I 5 f , ,ea , S 2' K .i 'V A? V! v ' , - . - ,, - tx - A S , . , e , - a ,4 r ' sf V Fax ' ' X f' ' tl P , W 1 l 1 , Q - .-K1 -X . s Y x . 1 xg SE.-I Y . f' . 's, 1 e- ' 7' .Y ' .. 's, Jos 'I l Y 'All' . Mrs. 'illiz 1 os- - ge'r. Nlri. u ' . . r. I ' ' f. Mrs. Wvilllun Rose'nln'rge'r', Mrs. lin - tluist site: . I I l as ll' . ' I ' .1 .lf l',.12 ' ' ', '. 1 are 1' 1 .. r.,l l 0 0 1 ' A Q x-1 4 4'. ' wr . i v i- .A . I S A - 1 1 w- A . 1 is X F - Y- . xiv V K is I x 'Y- 'k.L., I 1 ,L 5 4 . ' 1 , 2 ', ' '. ' 1. s. .. . .' ' '- 'J' - 1. ,. 1 ' , A , ff ' . S- , L 'l ' N I un ' t , 'mul M I A 5 Q- R -. r,- , , , ,, - 55 W I 4 ' r '

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Snr -1 vnu-max l. -o.... f. - I .1 of '- 11 11 SE-ITED Mra Raxruond 5 K t7m1ll1r and N1 f 1 Vlslllflg class rooms A M11 on1gl1 'Vlr Daud I harlton Mrs Rt1hardKntLm1ll1r ST4NDHNfs Mr John Bowman Mr Llc-vsllxnB1ngamen 'Vlr John M1 Conaghw Mr Q harlton prev ntln l l to Ernest Koteh ga 1 up orna l' Twenty The School Board The WWUIIIINSIIIH S1 hool Board 1 the h1 art and llfe blood f 0 our educational swtem fornprmed of hxe el1 1 ted 1lt1z1 ns of the P0mmlIllllX who d1 xotedlx gnu ot'th1 If tune to th1 1 duea tlon and welfare of wouth thus organlzatxon .1wurn1s lull re pon thllltx l rth1 managenunt ofthr Pf'lllf'dllUl13l ln tltutlon wit m the lhlltll d1strl1t 1 pr1s1nt IIIEINTPFN ar1 r D ld ona fharlton president Mr John M11 onagw H11 pres :dent Mr John Bowman treaQur1r Mr J Rnhard Klllflllllfl' se1 retarx and Mr Ras mund M11 on1gl1 assnstant s11r1tarx T hese repreaentatlxei 1 0IlSldE'I' intellectual attainment: to be f 0 great Importance hut not to the ex1 luslon of phxaual d1 xel opment Th1 llldlXlflllal lnea phxsnallx m1ntallx -oelallx and splrltuallw The board therefore plans tts program to d1 xelop ln the student a XIZOFOUS hodv an alert mlnd emotional stahlllts and strong1hara1 ter At lllltlllhlt ITNKIIIIQS the hoard and Mr Rank dlseuss the admlnlstratlon of flnaneeg the de term1natlonofQ1hool pol11 w the appointment of fa1ultx mem here and th1 1le1 tnon of the eommumtw lt ti through the efforta of thu xltal 11rgan17at11mn that the heautw of th1 hullfllllg and grounds has he 1 n ma1nt.11n1 d the equipment has been lnureased and m0dern171d and a h h lg Standard of Nl holarshlp and 1'hara1t1 r ha- heen upheld a eurrn ulum suitable to th1 IN 1 de of

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I s.. -...Nw Mr Allen W Rank Supc rinsing prim lpil Mr B Hr nrx Shalt: printipal 'Vlr Stra Rule Z.- N Miss Jeanne Albright ff. V: fx. Administration Education ofeivrs age lfiel should haw for its aim the ultimate' dc so lopmf nt ofh ibits ofthlnklng and llxlng that will he lp the in xirlual to mu 4 11 gf ttf tsl a ipttnglts portunitms and ln sharing its responsibilttlvs In tht fdut :tional philosophx uhith guides thc' administration of V somissing this aim Is basic Tht present suporusing prinripal of the- school distritt is 'Vit Allvn W Rank Edur ated at FfliNSblll'g Prlnrvton Hariard and Columbia he has long been an artiw lradsr in xoung prople tlI'gdlIlllll0IlG as Moll as in 1 durational issot lations W ith Nliltlli with vonstruc tnf' imagination and with unll igging att: ntxon to thf' dvtalls of Hdmllllbtdtltlll he has fostt rod tht 1I'82lll0I'l of a fit mot rattt some-tw a socwtx in whirh tho student partlt ipates hors' and noss not in a post graduation futurt To Pnfouragc in the student the forma tion otnhigh standwrds and ide--il.-. 'int to inr'u t 1tt- right principles so that thvy will he-lp the pupil throughout his life- in vs- timating values. forming judgments. and making choices. arf' the essential duties of thf' principal of our high sffhool. Mr, B. Henry Shaff-r. Srhoolvd at Susquvhanna , and Columbia Universities. hc' vamv to us from Hanovf-r. Pvnnsylvania. in 1051. n addition to'his role' as prinvipal. r. Shafer has a lar f- nrt in thc' uidamze tl l g D' program and toatthes thf' courses in prob- lems of demofratry. No school administration ran 'funrtion smoothly without the- assistanve of well train:-d svcrr-tarif-s. Miss Joanne- Albright X and Mrs. Sarah Rilf- 1-'ipahly Gll these- vital positions at Wyomissing High. For their gene-rous acts and many service-s. they deserve the appreciation of all. Twenty-twc